As he rounded the bases, even Jasson Domínguez couldn’t believe it. The young Yankees outfielder had never even hit TWO home runs in the same Major League game before Friday night, when his eighth-inning grand slam immediately turned a career-best night into a truly historic one.

Ever since Jasson Dominguez made his debut in the majors as a prized 20-year-old prospect, the New York Yankees have been expecting big things.

Domínguez, at just 22 years and 91 days old, officially overtook Joe DiMaggio (22 years, 200 days old) as the youngest Yankee to blast three homers in a game — an accomplishment that certainly meant a lot to him, comparing it to the feeling of his first game.